Rachel Subusola Olutimayin

Rachel Subusola Olutimayin was the first woman to be the Director of Public Prosecutions in the Solomon Islands. She was born in Nigeria but her nationality was Fijian.

Life Olutimayin was born in Nigeria but her nationality was Fijian and she gives her residence as Canada.

In 2019, Olutimayin took over from Ronald Bei Talasasa and she noted the significance of her appointment as the first woman DPP. She was sworn in as the DPP by the Governor General David Vunagi.

She was part of continued efforts to remove the gender bias in the Solomon Islands' justice system. This idea received support from Australia and the United Nations. Studies had shown that women in the Solomon Islands were not contributing to the economy because of "domestic and sexual violence, bullying, and sexual harassment". Sally-Anne Vincent, then deputy High Commissioner, said in 2021 that the government had seen how this discrimination affected their country.

In September 2023, her term as Director of Public Prosecutions came to an end and she was replaced by Andrew. E. Kelesi who had served as her deputy.